In this world where the sun moves, in Sirkazhi of great bustle where the celestial beings and inhabitants of this world desire to gather, having in their minds the eminent service to god, thinking of him who gave the eminent works of Vedas which is memorized by hearing (and not written), wake up from your sleep! People of this world! All the sufferings will go away without fail.

Having drunk the sweet honey in the parks where the slow-moving southern breeze is staying, in Sirkazhi of great bustle where the bees having lines on them hum like music as they have come into contact with fragrance, those devotees who meditate upon god praising him, Most exalted one who bestows his grace, to remove all bondage, are those who stand firmly in the path of righteousness.

Having repeated the names of God in the world fed by rain, in Sirkazhi, of great bustle where the ladies whose eyes are comparable to the carp fish produce the sound of music to spread the fame of god, on those who try to worship and praise the god who is permanent so that their devotion may become satisfactory, the cruel god of death will not hasten (to snatch their lives).

The God who pressed down to crush the heads and shoulders of demon (Raavaṇaṉ) and who grants his grace to his devotees without being able to conceal it, in Sirkazhi of great bustle, happiness will increase for people who praise and worship him whose fame spreads everywhere. Diseases which are the causes for sufferings will vanish.

Vishnu who received the world as a gift in the form of a bachelor (from Mahabali) and the Brahma, seated in the (lotus) flower, to them He who shot up as a column of fire so as not to be seen (by them) praising and worshipping the god who has on one half a lady who wears ornaments on her breasts. There will be no pain for those whose minds do not deviate from the path of virtue.

The god who is difficult to be recognized by the ignorant Jains, who speak distressing words behind the back, being afraid of saying them to the face and wander, and by the Buddhists who have their morning gruel, in Sirkazhi of great bustle. Those who think of god as their refuge, will attain the good world of bliss which does not know destruction.

Sambandhan, who cherishes with regard only the feet of Siva in Sirkazhi, having indestructible wealth, which floated above the floods of the deluge in this world which is destroyed at the end of the eon. Those who are able to say the Tamizh verses composed with a mind engrossed in God, will dwell in heaven which they will not leave.

Kēdāram, where the buds of blue Nelumbo flowers that grow in the mountain springs blossom as the fish, Keṇtai leaps, the young one of deer frisks, peacocks dance and bees hum, (People say it is the place where the devotees having controlled the five sense organs which are like elephants) make circlets of flowers on which the superior variety of bees hum, place them on the head of Siva and worship him.

The place of Siva who expounded the four Vedas, eighteen Purāṇams and six Aṅkams to be praised in the second and third persons when all the celestial beings pay homage to his feet, is Kēdāram where the young female monkeys leap over, listening to the songs sung by the swarms of bees which come thronging and exultantly drinking the honey from the flowers in which pollen is unfolded.

People say that Kēdāram of our father who has eminent matted locks, which spreads fragrance of flowers which shed bending, and pouring, when the female monkeys suddenly leap, is the place where many sages come early and bathe before sunrise and bow to Siva uttering the names our father, Lord.

Kētaram where the parrots on hearing the young ones of parrots leap and throng in the bamboos, go and bring ears of millet and put them into their beaks to feed them.Heavenly hosts who are very zealous, who have the face of horses and have one leg;is the place where such celestial beings who have nothing to fear gather together.

Kēdāram where the wild pigs root up the dust with the purpose of searching for food like farmers who plough the fields holding the plough, gems are scattered. People say that it is the place where people who learn the Vedas for many eons come and bow before him saying, our father, 'may you live long!' with the help of their excellent meanings.

Kēdāram where the monkeys climbs up on the mango tree and jack tree, rend the fruits and big pulps, and eat them with their relations, and jump over. Bathing, smearing themselves with sacred ash and eating having the earth as a plate.People say is the place where people who have clear minds in the high mountains, gather together.

People say that Kēdāram where the flowers of tall east Indian Kino trees which blossom when the wind blows suddenly on the rocks, resemble the lie tigers of angry faces; Containing on one half a lady, chanting the Vedas, to be worshipped with joined hands by the celestial beings, is the place of Siva who remained to remove the accumulated acts which have been following us.

People say that the place which belongs to Siva who pressed down with his toe fixing it firmly, in the preeminent mountain, the King of Lanka, made beautiful by the ocean of roaring sound. It is Kēdāram where the bees hum like music in the proper manner in the bottle flower trees, common Caung, cool Asoka tree, fetid cassia and long leaved two-sepaled Gamboge.